If you like fun, this activity is for you. Next to the Playa de Palma the Life & Sea Banana Boat will jump on the waves and make you have a great time. If you are traveling with a group, it is one of the activities not to be missed.

Make the most of your stay in Palma by exploring the coastline on a boat cruise with nice beats and cold drinks. Choose between a morning or early afternoon departure depending on your needs. Meet at the Barca Samba to board the vessel before taking in the magnificent views over Palma Bay, Palma Cathedral, and Tramuntana Mountains as the boat crisscrosses the harbor.  Then, drop anchor in a beautiful bay in the south of the island where you can jump into the cool water and swim or snorkel. Enjoy a huge, Mediterranean buffet-style lunch including a traditional paella. Next, feel free to watch live sports on satellite TV or listen to the resident DJ that will play some international beats. Finally, head back to the port to enjoy Palma's beautiful panorama views.

Join a tour of the historic railway known as the "Red Lightning" from Palma to Sóller. Travel through picturesque landscapes and past orange groves and almond fields through the idyllic town of Bunyola.  Once in Sóller, continue on your way to incredible Modernist houses. Experience, not just the cultural but the culinary; sample orange crème ice cream at the world-famous "Fet-a-Sóller" cooperative.  You can choose to take the historic tram from Sóller to Port de Sóller, payable on the day. After an approximately 25-minute ride along the beautiful beach promenade, the train ends in the center of the little city.  Walk through this idyllic port town, stop in a cozy restaurant, and enjoy a delicious tapas meal. Then, take a comfortable minibus through the breathtaking panoramic stretch of the Tramuntana Mountains to the artists' colony of Deía. Climb to the town's highest point for a sensational view over the heights of the Tramuntana Mountains, to the picturesque valleys, past the coast, and over the sea. After a walk, enjoy refreshments on the viewing platform of the Son Marroig country estate and find the secret of the "Ear of God". Continue to Valdemossa past a mighty forest of holm oaks and wander the idyllic little town. Visit the excellent museum of the painter Josep Coll Bardolet and see the famous Carthusian cloister where Chopin lived and worked. Enjoy free time to explore on your own amidst the beautiful homes surrounded by Mediterranean gardens full of orange and lemon trees. 

This extreme and fast aquatic experience, in Playa de Palma, is the perfect activity to cool off and share with your friends. This adrenaline-filled ride will take you on a roller coaster. If you are traveling in a group, this is one of the activities not to be missed.

Experience sun-drenched paradise on an orange plantation in Mallorca, on an olive estate with oil mill and on a winery. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of orange farming as you walk around a charming plantation in the Tramuntana Mountains. Discover the secret behind the unique aroma and incomparable taste of freshly picked oranges. The visit is not only an experience for the senses, but also a journey into the rich tradition of Mallorcan agriculture. During your tour of the plantation, you will learn all about the fascinating history of orange farming on Mallorca. Learn about the traditional cultivation methods and how the experienced farmers ensure that our oranges grow and flourish in optimal conditions. A visit to the orange plantation is not only an unforgettable experience, but also an opportunity to taste high-quality produce first-hand. Soak up some of the Mallorcan sun by sampling freshly squeezed orange juice, delicious jams or local snacks. Afterwards, learn the secret of Mallorca's extra virgin olive oil Olive oil from Mallorca has been exported since time immemorial. The history of the olive tree in Mallorca goes back to the time of the Phoenicians, who came to the island in the 8th century BC and cultivated olive trees. Later, the production of olive oil was further advanced by the Romans and Moors. The Romans brought the grapes to Mallorca to feed their legionaries. Viticulture was an important source of income for the island for a long time. Then there was a break in 1891 with the arrival of phylloxera. Since the 1980s, viticulture has had a new lease of life and local winegrowers are producing excellent wines. Experience the perfect combination of cultural experience, culinary delights and the beauty of the landscape on our exclusive wine, olive oil and orange tour of Mallorca. Visit one of the olive plantations with one of the smallest oil mills in Mallorca as well as an orange plantation. Our wine, olive oil and orange tour of Mallorca offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking the best of culture, history and natural beauty combined with the enjoyment of premium orange juice, olive oil, wine and local specialities.

Discover the fascinating history and stunning sights of Palma de Mallorca on our 90-minute guided walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you'll explore the intriguing old town and learn about its origins dating back to the Romans, through the Arab and Kingdom of Mallorca periods. Along the way, we'll visit some of the city's most important sights, including the majestic Cathedral, an old convent, the old walls, and beautiful medieval courtyards. Our flexible itinerary is tailored to the interests of your group, ensuring that you get the most out of your experience. As a private tour, you'll enjoy the personal attention of your guide without having to share the experience with anyone else. Our guide, a local resident with a background in history and art, will share interesting stories and insights about the places we visit, making the tour both informative and entertaining. At the end of the tour, your guide will be happy to recommend the best places for tapas, a nice dinner, or a cocktail, so you can continue to enjoy all that Palma has to offer. Book now and experience the highlights of Palma de Mallorca in a unique and unforgettable way!